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This is a summary of all the lectures of Understanding Prejudice: an interdisciplinairy perspective on intergroup relations. It contains a lot of information from the lectures in a short and clear way, without omitting usefull details. The live lectures are also taking into account shorlty. At the end, very short summaries of articles are given (16/19) and a table with concepts and definitions of the lectures.

Summary of the coure International and Global Communication (IGC) from the year 23/24 by lectures Etienne Augé. Including all the weeks: The world's we live in, Storytelling, An initiation to strategic mass communication, Hollywood, Public Realtion, Middel East, Terrorists and Freedom Fighters and Global Weirding and the Futures of IGC

This document contains all lecture notes, from both the live lectures and the knowledge clips. The notes also contain useful images of the PowerPoints. I will try to update this document weekly with the new notes! I hope this document will be helpful :)

A complete summary of the lecture slides, recorded videos, and live lectures. Passed the course with a 7.5 by only studying this summary.

A detailed summary of the lecture material for Economics of Growth (ECON0028) taught by Dr Lukasz Rachel, complete with information from live lectures and additional information from reading lists. Final mark: 86%

A detailed summary of the lecture material for Economics of Migration and Job Search (ECON0041) taught by Dr Suphanit Piyapromdee, complete with information from live lectures and additional information from academic papers. Final mark: 72%

A detailed summary of the lecture material for Economics of Labour (ECON0047) taught by Dr Hyejin Ku, complete with information from live lectures and additional information from reading lists. Final mark: 80%

A complete summary of the lecture slides, recorded videos, and live lectures. Passed the course with a 7 by only studying this summary.

A complete summary of the lecture slides, recorded videos, live lectures, and articles. Passed the course with an 8 by only studying this summary.

Full Summary of live lectures All material summarized.

Summary of everything that’s discussed during the lectures about the papers (both in live lectures and video lectures), and where necessary supplemented with information from the online papers. Important figures and tables are copied from the papers instead of slides to make them better readable. All 35 papers from the syllabus are present. Questions about the papers cover 20% of the exam.